The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, October 22, 1902, Image 2
Marriage of Miss Tompkins i
Hock Hill and Mr. Dickson
of Charlotte.
Special t < I lit* State.
Rock 11 ill, Oct. 11?. ? S
John's M. 10 chinch was tonigl
beautifully dressed in white grcc
bridal array to celebrate tho mai
riagc of one of Heck Hill's mo
popular daughters to one of Chu
lotto's sterling young men. Mm
dolsMihu's grand march nev<
I sounded sweeter than tonigh
: when from the skillful touch i
i Miss Margaret Koach and M
Edgcr IV a g upon tho organ an
i riolin it drew a joyous party In
i fore Hymen's alter; the solen
ritual was never more imprissi\
i than when, tonight, tho ministei
the Hev. Mr. Hcaslcy, spoke it i
bindinir Htlen Charlotte Tniiii
THE LEDGER.
ihurlow Cm Carter,
EDITOR AND MANAGER.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOllElt '22, 1002.
Tbo Twiii < ornor Stones Laid
Willi Impressive Masonic C rcmonies.
Saturday afternoon a large concourse
of our citizens witnessed
the laying of tho corner stones ol
the new Masonic temple and the
Lancaster Graded School building.
A masonic procession was
formed by Grand Marshal John
Crawford at the Cythian Hall and
preceded by tho school children in
charge of the toachars, and tho
Mayor and Wardens was marched
to the Masonic Lodge wbero Grand
Master W. M* Whitehead performed
the duty of laying the
corner stone in regular fiom. Ilo
then delivered the tools to Mr.
W. S. Langley, tho builder, and
asked tho assistance of the So
41?- - e -
preuie Yvrcnueci or ine L inverse
in the completion of the work.
Rev. J. H. Boldridgo, D. D.,
acting grand chaplain, then offered
a fervent prayer after which
Past Grand Master J. T. IJarron
of Columbia made a most onter?
taining and instructive address
upon the symbols of Masonry in
the ceremony of laying the corner
stone. Acting grand treasurer
B F. Miller then deposited
in the cornor atono a history of
masonry in Lancaster county,
written by l'ost Grand Mastoi
B. J. W itherspoon, a roll of
members, F. C's and E. A's of
Jackson Lo 3ge, the names of the
Mayor and Wardens of the town
and a copy of each of the countv
newspapers.
The beuediction was then prw
nouncerf, and the procession was
reformed and marched to the
graded school building where the
same ceremoaie* were gone
through and similar deposit*
made in the comer stone with the
addiiioN of a complete roll of the
teachers and pupils of the school,
the tools being delivered to Messrs
Bird <Sc Porter, the Builders.?
During the ceremonies the beautiful
masonic odes were sung by 11
quartette of sweet lady singers.
Tlio address here was delivered
by Grand Master Whitehead who
after eloquently speaking on the
object to which this building
would be devoted, iuteicstingly
spoke on the subject of masonry.
The trowel of the Grand Master
was the one used by Gen. Lafayette
in laying tho corner stone
of the DeKalb monument at Camden
in 1825. It is of solid silver
with Ivorj bundle and was parchased
by the grand lodge several
years ago for $400.
The inscriptions on the corner
stones are as follows:
to asonic?"Erected by Jackson
Lodge, A. F. M. H. E. Coffey,
W. M., P. M. Feltham, Architect,
W. S. Langley, Builder.
Walter M. Whitehead, Grand
Master Masons, S. C. Bartlett
J. Witherspoon, Past Grand Master,
S. C. A. L. 11)02."
Sehool Building?"Erected
1902. Bird & Porter, Builders
Corner stons laid by W. M.
Whitehead, Grand Master A. F.
M., S. C. Trustees: B. F. Miller,
W. T. Gregory, W. J. Cunningham,
J. E. Taylor, C. T.
Connors."
You Will Some I>ay lie Sorry.
You neglected your eyes so
long and used those old glasses
that did not fit?better throw
them away. Come and let me tit
proper glusses. I do it right and
charge right prices.
B. C. Ilouoir,
At the Drug and Jewelry Store,
Corne: onnosito Lancaster Mor.
cantile Co.
?It is good news that the corps
of Clamsou cadets is coming to
the State fair. Every college in
the State should send its pupils,
if it is possible for them to do so.
There is nothing moro important
to be learned at college or anywhere
else than one's own State,
.its people and its products. There
is no other place where these can
be seen and studied so well as at
the annual State fair.?The Stale.
To Cure A C< f<f in One ' at/.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
money if it fails to euro. K. \Y\
urovo' ^signature is on each box
25c.
t, ,
kms and Harry Watson Dickso
ns man anil wife All tiling
i wero propitious to t!io glad occ
sion and the smooth carrying 01
of the program was emhlemat
of what tbo many friends of th
young couple wish for them i
their wedded future. The ushcn
Messrs. J. N. Spann and .1. 1
Sykos, T. Withcrspoon m
Chas. 8. M?y, who went tir
were followed by the "Dames i
Honour," Mosdumes Junius I
Spann and Herbert M. Dunlaf
i After them eamo singly the maid
Messes Emily Elliott of Wnsl
ington, D. C., and Kate Ctley <
. Fayetleville, N. C , and their a
I tendar.ts, Messrs. Robt. K. Tom]
! kins and Jos. Garibaldi. Tl
maid of honor, Miss Franc*
Beckham of this city, precede
tho bride who came in with h
; father, Capt. R. E. TompUin
> I'he groom was accompanie I t
his nephew, Mr. Final; Dicks*
of Charlotte. The bride, u ham
some brunette, wore a beautif
gown of moire silk en train, ai
carried bride roses. The maid *
i honor wore pink organdie ai
i carried roses At tho homo *
i bride's parents, on East Ma
i street, a reception was held fro
i 6:30 to 10 o'clock. The displa
> of presents in cut glass, silver ar
embroidery was unusually heaut
fill. The gift of tho bride's brotl
or. Lieut. E. R(im Tompkins, <
the Eleventh U. 8. cavalry no
i in the Philippine islands, attrac
?<l much attention. Itwasamaj
[ nificent "Kimono''of dark chit
i silk lined with cherry rod TL
i whole outside was cowred wil
the most exipraitely embroider*
crysnnthemums, daisies and chc
rv blossoms as only the Japane
artists who made it know how t
S embroider.
I The liest /'rcsrrip'ion for MaiaVi
Chills and Fever is a bottle <
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic,
s simpl y Iron and Quinine ar
tasteless, No Cure No Pay.
?All parties indebted to K
lott S-. Crawford must come foi
ward and settle at once as thei
papers must be closed up.
Lancaster Mercantile Co.
Rent Notice!
In my absence Mr. L. S. E
liott is authorized to receipt f<
all cotton rents due Fitzpatrick
Bro., or me as agent.
J. H. Fitzpatrick.
Oct. 3, '1902.
Before buying, selling or ren
, ing, it will pay you to see T.
1 Carter, the real estate a gen'
A N N OUXC EM KNT.
I hereby announce myself as
candidate in the approaching ge
oral election for the unexpirt
term of the late lamented 1
Young, as Coroner of Lancash
County.
J. Moxtoomeky Caskf.y.
The friends of Mil. David I
Stoveii announce him as a cand
date for the oflico of Coroner i
the a pronching general clectioi
If elected Mr. Stover will resi<
in the town of Lancaster.
| PHYSICIAN and SUUGHO
CATAWBA HOUSE,
South Ki<le, Up Stairs.
OFFICES
OrilN DAY AND NIGII
Itajr Phono JXI
>f NOTICE OF ELECTION.
For Rer-rrHeiitofiv* in Congie-p Fifth
out i let
s-'tatk or -mm Carolina, > .
i Ol N lY OK L.VNCASTICK /
Notice i* hercoy given that the Gent
M r. Election for KepresentaMve in
it C??ngte-s will I e held at the voting
ptv. iueta fixed L.y l.?w in the e. untv
ot ! 'OitMK'er on Tuesday. November 4,
i'- I! !. ?ai I day being Tuesday following
s( tin* tii.-t Monday u-< prescribed by law.
1 i. -(jimlilicaiions f>rnull age are an
1 ~ fol owe:
l- Ut -idi-nee in th* Stale f? r two yeara. '
,j. in Hi < nutuy one year, in the polling
pre in d in which the elector nfFer* to
vol* or four months nod the payment
if six months b-loie any eieetion of aiiv
.. j u!i snx tlu'ti ('tittUtiri iMiyutiie: Piovfd
' 11', i'ls it mini ters iti charge ol u 11 <tr->
t'.an 7. '?? church mid teachers of pubjio
[>. i*. luioi.v .-hall be entitled to vote after
s >; months' residence in the State,
oliu i w ha qualified.
'0 Registration.
r Payment of imI tax s, including poll
. * tax. s.ssessed ami collectible during die
1,1 p-t vi us year The pioductiou of a
)- certificate or of the receipt < f the ofiU
.. ivi tot horized t? collect such taxes
shall be conclusive proof of the pay,
js hi n( thereof.
a- "" fore the hour fixed (or opening
. ill * polls Managers aud ( lerks nuivi
| take nd subscribe to the ('onstitulioual
io oath. The ( huirm .n of the Hoard of
[j. Managers can administer the oath to
tne other Managers and to the Clerk; u
n Notary Public must administer the
s, oath to the ( hairmau. The managers
j eleet tiiotr Cliairman aud Clerk.
' Polls at each voting p ace must he
hi , opened at 7 o'clock a m and clo cd at
<it -1 o'clock p. m., except in the city of
i t barb si n, where tney fchall be open>
; cd at 7 a. ru. and closed at (> p. ui.
S. 'I he managers huyc the p >\ver to fill
a vacancy, and if noneofthe r-. imagers
attend tne citizen can appoint from
s? 1 among Hie (joalillo 1 voters the Mnna?
Ij- g?rs, w! o alter b. ing sworn, can conduct
the election.
At t lie close of the election, the Man
t- agers an<l Clerk must proceed publicly
p- to open t he ballot l> Xes and count tha j
ballot" the:ei . a id continue without
adjoifiiwnt until tne same is com- i
cs p <>-cd, an ! uiako ;? statement of the '
,(\ tesu t for each ofilceand sign the same. I
Witbiu tbrec da; s thereafter, the!
chairman of the Hoard, or some one ;
s. designate, by ihe Hoard, must deliver i
to tlie Commissioners of Election the!
pi I: ;-1, thy boxes containing th b*l? !
lots and written statements of the re-:
| - suit of the election.
I The f"llo'\ ing
J MANAdKKS OK ELECTION
in MHve i> ? ii a!>))(> nted i> i>< !?1 the elec
uf lion at tlie vniious products in lite j
, said county:
1,1 Bdair-b S Wi'son, .J K Hall, Jack !
of .Ashl v.
m Van Wye'" ? <J H Orilli i. C W Me- ;
(<ui;IN // Vaughn,
in ew t'ut?T ii Craig. T H Lmgley. i
y J (I Williams.
i Tr.uh-.svl 11 ?.1 II Ktewurt, J B Fun - .
. den urk, J U Laney.
l Dwiuhl?Jas M Btogner, J O /'orter,
[l? I> Ii Wull*-is
, Tix.ihaw?J P Ingram, A mo j Bird, '
,r R A P Hunter,
\v Welsh's?11 F Estridge, K 11 Roberts,
J W < unningh m
F.ut rieok ?B I . Jtlackmon, Q R
I?" -look, Roohel Moig-oi.
ill HaiieGold .Mine J A Baker, II It!
Williams, A S Broom.
Keishuw? H J Gardner, W L Black* 1
Lh m'Ui, Jt S Floyd
k(J Heath Springs?G L Moldev, 10 M
Biiice. () W Muekey. ' 1
l" ( aruiel?A II t arter, Jus Hunter, T '
SG L i^OWt-II. i
n Montgomery?W V Hilhurd, J M *
Wii-h.m-", J RJiarber.
Lnncus er?J Boy Cunningham, N '
B ? ii-ar, K O See rest 1
'j hornwcli? J It Thompson Tinner '
* Gulp. 1* M i .nthun. . (
Elgin ? A J Bailey, J S Unguis, I
Reec Por(< r. j <
It Primus?K O Hiaeon, W B MiHer, 1
, Joseph Faulk en berry I
,c' Ti e managers at each precinct nam ed
shove are iei|nested to delegate one
of their i timber to secure b ixcs and <
blanks for the election. They una he I
II- hi cured on Saturday, November 1st, or ]
Monday following at Lancaster (lourt i
f House | :
.1 Harry Ft ster,
Geo W Jones, i <
J ( lark itobtnson, i
Commissioner:* of Federal E ec lou i
for Lancaster County J <
Oct. 13th, 1902
NOTICE OF ELECTION. 1 ]
For Ktatj and County Ofllcers, and ,
R' upon Propos.d Amendment to
^ the Htat? Constitution. !,
State op foura cakomna, i
t OUNTY OK LANCASTER ) j ,
Notice is hereby given that the gen- t t
oral diction for Htate and ('on ty offl- (
cers will be livid at the voting pre J
'Ciiicta preferibed by. law in said Conn i
t- ty. on Til fdav. November 4, 1!102, ,
, said day being Tuesday following the .
li m' Monday im Ni-yemb'r, as prts lb ,
ed by law.
At the ?sid election a separate box (
mm willl)> provided at which (piddled
e rotors wi I vote up 01 the adoption
or rej elion of an amendment to the'j
n -date t oT.sti'u'lon a- provided in the ]
I following .loi it iteso uiion. ; ,
, ! A Joint K oluti t> 1'mposing to |
'0 Aipend JSectlon Ii of Article VII |
of the < oii-tiMitlor of 189i, Fle'ntiog (
_p j to Cou ii ties and Couiitv Uovcrt ? .
nienf. ,
KKCI'ION 1. Pe it itHolved liy the | ,
| General Assembly of thert'atenf>oiith '
J Carolina: Tuat the following emend '|
, nieut to Si ction if.. Article VII of (
' the Constitution. be agreed t : add to i (
the end thereof the following words:
j. t tint t bis seel ion hall nnt apply to thai
following lownsh p. in the following
,n Conn i Lur.klii. and Oaklaw. in,'
1. Ihe County of Greenvil i; the town 1
j(, shi|sof to e bury, Ninety ix audit
hi till' * < unity 'M vi|'( CIIW l()(i; i
fiullivan Township in the County ofi*
a Lauren-; 1 illicit and Pine drove in'
the County of "aluda That tli? cor- '
por.de < x!-*' ! < of "aid township* be,
^ and ilt-'Hinie I a I < ivby, destroyed and l J
a I 'iDi irs iind 'i' -aid townships are |
abolished a d al corporate amenta I
removfit.
' hKC 2- Hut I! c (|U htion i f adopt 1
iritf l liis air.crnliiM nl aba'I l#e snl>u>
(. d at i lie in xl .y n i :d Icc'iion to fir ?
elt c ofs its follow m Tim e in favor of
the amendnx id ill <:t podi a ballot j J
with the t words! plainly j
piinted or written tnereon "('onstltn- s
? ? ?
71 T TH7 71 VP O,
HLVYHIO O1
T1
OUR ENTIRE UNE RF F
GOODS ORE N
EXAMINE. 1'Something new" is an oxpjessi
day in tlio week, as every new and good idea th
cmlly is it a fitting expression at this season for
than last. Wo hardly think you huvo sortn a 1'
DRESS PATTERNS m this city than we arc !
been very carefully selected, cannot he UNDEI
thoroughly understands how to select your Till
the "NEW THINGS."
Dress Goods. 2
sp
ABLE SHADES, soft wool fabrics in Alhetroi
Armours for STREET DRESSES. ^ J
bluck Tul
TRIMMINGS- Te "o fy
dross pattern in black, ecru and cream ap~
plique, pahsmentrics, nets, braids, chautilly
and oscurial laces.
J
ee
Joi
n WE SELL THE KIND
ntl U Jljkl" THAT GIVE ENTIRE
SATISFACTION. Our
line for fall arwl winter are beauties and the
largest assortment in LANCASTER.
B\ lir A I IV^ Never BEFORE ]
k7""" m0st every dopt
20o Boys' Iiats at 5c, 25c Caps at 10 and 15c,
Men's Suits at $6.00, and ?5.00 Men's Suits at
Pants at 75c, 25c Boys' Pants at 20c, ?1.25 SI
Covers at 50c, 74c Brown Drills per yard 5c, 4
writing about these BARGAINS, but we INSI
-POSSIBLE. You don't have to buy?it's a 1J
PRICES to WIN TRADE. Cn FAIR troatn
JOLc
wn l i R ye
inLLl/\j!K
Wo have a bountiful lino all sizes of LtUGS. I)
tionui amendment of Section Eleven ! Hpatli Springs ?
if Article Seven of the (,'ot.stit ufion, Mnb'ey, A 1* Hum
relating to Counties and County (*ov- Ivtrsbuw?J F
?rnmeiit, Yew.-" Those opposed to MeHorion, l> J C* i
laid amendment nlmll cast a b illot Halle Gold Mi-<
with the following words plainly \V ?' -\drni*. li F
printed or wiiiten tlier-ou: . "? ousti- Flat ('reek? \V I
tutional amendment of .-eeiiwi K'eveii n??r. Fee Iiird
f Article VII of the Cnestiiufinii, re Tixiibaw ? F M
luting to Counties and County (Jov II F Faile
jrnmcnt, No " ' Dwignt?1> A !
Approve . tin* 2iih day of February, Shtite. A T Carries
A I) 1902. Tiadesville?L J
P.'lk, F H Unwell
SlcT. 7. There shall b..? sYp irate and Now Cut?M Helistinct
ballots anil boxen it mis elec- Biuekmon, J ii Fi
lion for the following niUcer.-*, to wit: Welsh's ? Ii I) H
I.' Governor and Fieuieuant (lover- ' VV Welsh,
nor 2, Other Htnte ofllofc 2 State ; 'rhe Managers
Senator. 4 Memh-r* of the H< use of . named above are r
lir-presentstivcs 6. County officers i on> of their numb
On which s mil b* tiie name or names | and idunktv,for the
if tiie person or ja is ?ns voted for as i l,e secuted on and i
luoh officers. respectively, and the 1*11002 at Faiic?
jlllee for wbieh they are voted. *'
Before the hour fixed for opening J
the polls Munu.eis und ( lerks must J
take and subscribe tiie Constitutional 1
lath The Chairman of the Board of. Commissioners of
Managers ctn administer (ho oaili to, Election for Fan
the other Managers and to the clerk; a ! Oct 13th 1902.
Nofury Public must administer tiie j ***
lath to tho chairman. The Managers yr t tl1 q/at
ilect their chaiiman and clerk. j * * ?Cl
Polls a eacdi voting place must he i COUNTY OF
ipentd at 7 o'clock a. ill and closed at I
1 o'clock, p. in , except in the city of j Gl th? l'ro
L'harlestoii where tliey shall i?e opened jj,, Chas D Jc
it 7 a. ni , and closed at Op in. - ' .
Tiie Managers have the power t<> fill ; onto Judge,
i vacancy, and if none f the Manrg-vs i WlIEREAS VV
iltend (he ci'i/.ens can appoint fn-ni , . / k'
iraong tiie qualified voters tiie Man-* ?f soul County
igt is, who, after l>ci:i? sworn, can suit to me, to M
... * 11 < i U i * r lti(S election. ? ,
At tiie o.os- of the election, the Auministration <
Monacris and < lerk nuist proceed and etFects of Jo
publicly to open the b-Jiot boxes and deceased,
fount thebaiiots theiein. and continue rr, "
without adj on mine tit until the same i nese are mcr
scomp o cd, and make a sta enient of admonish all ail
tlie result tor each office and viga the kindred and ('re*
Within time days the eafter, I lie doho A. Kstl'idg
ihairiuau f the boarj or some one de- they i>e and appt
donated Ly the hoard, must deliver u> ,i.? p,,r
he com idssionerso'elect! .n the ooll 1,10 ^C)UI l*( 1 1 ' c
iist. tiie boxes contiinitiL' the i>u:I.?ih ot Lancaster, G.
iml w rittun statements of the result of 30th day of Oct
' The following publication there
MANAGERS OK ELECTION *n foronOOD,
save been unpointed to hold tln-ehc nn.y they have, v
.hoi at the various precincts in tite ministration shot
itid county: .
IiUiicaster?J (1 Foster, W O Moore, C('*
J H t rawford. Given under n
rsWll" M n,,mttu? J p /y;irrlH- this 10th day o
ft W Doster. f . . inAO
Van \Vyck--J VV Hates, M Orifiin I-Jomini, 1902.
r v ' ivnstiuw. Cha
'I hofiiweil?W H I)rafitn. W J WIN [L. 6. | .
i.niiw W I VVi 11 iumu ,M,<
Mou'goniery?J R Browa, W J " '?
flHiutrix, I. I Power* ^ ?-v/
^ imel?J<r.j .s ( million, Ira W. olt, ( //
FudrOll Bell /(f /L
Klylti?O FFeiKiia ui, \V A Rui!ey
I \ rble elipmturo Is on e\
Primus-J W Blackiaua, L W Iliu* Laxative iSrOrt!
ion, J It Knight, ibo remedy that cnrei
OMENING
NEW.
m AND WINTER
OW ReADY FOR YOU TO
on that we cm apply to our (store almost any
int comes out usually timta :i place hero Especvery
season finds our stock just a little bolter
RETTIER line of novelty DRESS GOODS and
SHOWING Goods in this department have
ISOLD, anil are being shown by a lady who
MMINGS, ETC. Below we mention a few of
ool Poplin, satin faced Pi'unolla,.Solid,-Camel's
air, Venetians, Tricots, Scotch Cheviots, Ilomeuus,
lino French Flannels in nil the FASHION- ,s,
Cashmerea, Veilings, Broucles, Broadcloths, .
17 As for SILKS, our slock cannot be .
-IVkJ"" excelled. All widths guaranteed
delta, Moire Valour, fancy stripes and Persians.
\ \TKFTS-- We ore sbowin? lhe
^7" correct stylos, newit
cloth, best material, best workmanship in
\CKETS, CAPES, FURS, COATS, ever sent
it from NEW YORK CITY.
Iiuve wo hud so many REAL BARGAINS in
irtment of the ntoro. 50c Men's Hats at 25c,
$1 00 Shirts at 50c, 50c Shirts at 25c. $10 00
$2.50, $2.00 Men's Pants at$l.25, $1.00 Men's
iocs at 95c, $4.50 Rugs at $3 50, $1.00 Table
c Brown Sheeting at 3c. WE might go on
ST on vour VISITING OUR STORE soon as
'LE ASURE to show our goods. We rely on
lent to retain it.
tspectfully, .
i-HUCHES CO.
avis & Demorost Sowing Machines are going fast.
CTKl MONEY TO LOAN.
IlllllT. I
H UOn/ U ^m?n' i O'1 w rareul visit to New Ymk '"'lry,
I' nil.n'? iKfnr.i 1 ma ie iU'iiiiiijeiiiPnis l?y which I can
*' * * ' " ne^.tfae loans of $300 00 and upwards
. w i ix.iL- ; n?i first moiigugea on improved cotton
* ' 1 | farms at 7 pi-r cent Interest on sums of
l.'ii.idprhink W H ' 51.000 00 and ovef, and 8 per cent in'
terest on sums oi hss than $1,(00.
Funderburk, 11 M commission charged, only a reasonable
fee for abstract of tide,
i Yarboro, R L L R. lu. WYLIK,
. ... i Kept. 1, 1902?(im. Atlj ?t Law.
ilton, M Ij Hiuson, j _
at each precinct'^ . A-1-* ^
equente I to delogalo t>0 tllO
ar to secure boxes ;
ufier Satuv?lnv Nov lancaster marble
i8te?- Court, Howe,! vIS"l>
l^'klun. ! granite works,
IJ Flynn. I 1
Statu and County For Good Work and Low Prices.
caste,tlonnty,S. O. j J. y. .
;;u-tH_r:(iA ft. J. mCNlllCn,
CAROLINA LANCASTER, S. C.
I.ANCASTER, ______ _____________
n.cs^Esq1; Pro. Notice to Road Overseers.
Marcus Ls!ridge,v overseers whose hands have
and State, made Qot WOrkeci the fall time required s
Hint him letters of ]aw wjh wnlu out their hands
>f the Estate of onco and put the roads in good
hn A. Estridge, condition before the approaching
term of court,
efore to cite and jj thj8 not d0De i shall be .
A singularly the compelled to enforce the law
ilitors of the said ftga{n8t those who fail,
o, deceased, that y/m q Caskey,
;ar before me, in n ??
. .. v^uuuiy oupervisor.
>bato, to be held I
II., S. C. on the
ober, 1902, a'ter TilX Notice,
-of, at 11 o clock
to show cause, if
/hy the soid Ad- Notice is horeby given that the
ild not bo grant- timo for the payment of Town
Taxes will expire on 31st Oct.,
ny hand and seal instant. Taxes arc due and payf
October, Anno able at the office of the Town
Treasurer, C. D. Jones, Esq. The
,s. I). Jones, Policemen of tho Town will not
Igo of Probate. call on persons, as heretofore, for
iwiaiii HiMiiiiimiB j jj)0 pnymort of Taxes.
& i After the 31st Oct., 1002, all
taxes not paid, will be collected
with costs and penalties,
rery box of tho genuine ? ?
0 ^UfCiUe Tablet* lv. it,. WYLIK,
1 n cold In on* day Oct. (>, 1002. Milyor.